MALAYSIA WON’T BE INTIMIDATED OVER ISRAELIS’ ENTRY BAN, ANWAR TELLS US LAWMAKERS
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Malaysia would not be intimidated into changing its decades-old policy of not allowing Israeli nationals into the country, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Wednesday. Anwar said Malaysia was also not in contravention of any international laws for having such a policy in place.
According to News - South China Morning Post, Malaysia would not be intimidated into changing its decades-old policy of not allowing Israeli nationals into the country, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Wednesday.
The available RSS description adds: Anwar said Malaysia was also not in contravention of any international laws for having such a policy in place.
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- News - South China Morning Post: Malaysia would not be intimidated into changing its decades-old policy of not allowing Israeli nationals into the country, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Wednesday.
- News - South China Morning Post: Anwar said Malaysia was also not in contravention of any international laws for having such a policy in place.
- News - South China Morning Post: “I would like to respond to the United States lawmakers, some of them at least, who stated categorically that Malaysia is in contravention of international laws and was disrespectful of the rights of nations.
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